The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) has taken significant steps to address concerns over player conduct during the 2026 Indian Premier League (IPL), following multiple incidents that raised alarms within its Anti-Corruption Unit (ACU). Franchises received a detailed advisory highlighting breaches of protocol, including players moving without security clearance and content creators accessing sensitive areas. One incident involved a young player seeking help from a franchise's social media team to produce content, which led to unauthorized visuals from training sessions being shared on personal accounts. In response, franchises are reviewing their internal systems and reducing the size of content units, particularly for temporary hires. The BCCI has also emphasized the risk of 'honey traps' and the need for stricter monitoring of outsiders in team environments. Concerns were heightened by reports of senior players bending rules, such as hosting unauthorized guests in hotel rooms, which team management often downplayed due to the players' stature. This situation reflects the challenges of enforcing discipline uniformly across teams.